News Overview [AI:ML]

Radio Interview with SRF4 about Climate Change Monitoring from Space

Prof. Dr. Damian Borth has been interviewed by Radio SRF4 News for the “4x4 podcast”. The World Climate Council published its report on the current state of climate change, including global warming. In this context, Damian Borth was asked what contribution Deep Neural Networks and satellite data can make. You can learn more about this in the Podcast (German) at minute 04:10.

Climate Pollutant Monitoring from Space

The University of St.Gallen (HSG) covered our recent research about Climate Pollutant Monitoring from Space. Since global CO2 emissions are a blind spot on the data map we are working. changing that. ...

Panel Session at St. Gallen Symposium (50th anniversary)

“A Looming Digital Identity Crisis” Prof. Damian Borth was invited to the St.Gallen Symposium to participate in a panel discussion about digital trust. The discussion was forming about the role...

Keynote – Presentation at the St.Gallische Naturwissenschaftliche Gesellschaft

Prof. Dr. Damian Borth has been invited to give a keynote presentation at the St.Gallische Naturwissenschaftliche Gesellschaft (NWG) as part of the HSG public lecture series. The NWG aims to bring scientific insights and new research results closer to its members as well as to the public. In his talk Damian Borth highlights what is behind Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how Deep Learning could evolve.

Keynote: Urban Digital Talks at Stiftung Energie & Klimaschutz and Baden-Württemberg-Stiftung

Prof. Dr. Damian Borth was invited to give a keynote at the Urban Digital Talks organized by Stiftung Energie & Klimaschutz and Baden-Württemberg-Stiftung. The event was visited by 60 students, y...

Invited Talk at Deep Fakes Workshop at Roman Herzog Institute

How much Deep Fakes can our society take? The fact that manipulated news, photos, videos and and podcasts go viral in the social media and appear credible also has to do with their technical perfection. Prof. Dr. Damian Borth explains that synthetically generated data can indeed be used as deep fakes on the one hand, but the other hand can be used for good. For example, to give patients their voice back, who lost their voice due to medical condition.

Keynote at LANXESS “Digital Morning”

Prof. Dr. Damian Borth was invited to the LANXESS Digital Morning to give a keynote speech about Deep Neural Networks for the chemical industry. The keynote was livestreamed to the entire Lanxess corporation and watched by over 800 participants.

Interview at Top Online TV about AI

TOP FOKUS reporters met with Prof. Dr. Damian Borth to learn more about the current state of research in Artificial Intelligence (AI). In the interview Damian Borth outlines current AI research in general and mentions examples of his current research at HSG (for more details have a look at the second video, minute 01:51).

Interview with Miriam Meckel and Damian Borth about «Vocally Yours»

Prof. Dr. Miriam Meckel and Prof. Dr. Damian Borth talk about their project "Vocally Yours". The project focuses at the interface of artificial intelligence and journalism and aims to automatically generate podcasts. The core of the text-to-speech synthesis (TTS) system is a Deep Neural Network (DNN), which learns a persons individual voice.

TVO Interview mit Damian Borth über den Supercomputer der HSG

Damian Borth, Professor für künstliche Intelligenz an der Hochschule St.Gallen, erläutert im Interview wie weit künstliche Intelligenz bereits erforscht ist.